Has anyone used this? I just wondered if its any good when giving the car a quick wash.
Simoniz Rinse Off Wax
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Simoniz Rinse Off Wax
not actually tried it is it similar to Demonshine and the like?
http://www.carplan.co.uk/index.cfm?page=60
3 for the price of 2 in halfords at the moment immsmc
http://www.carplan.co.uk/index.cfm?page=60
3 for the price of 2 in halfords at the moment immsmc
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Does seem simliar to that stuff might buy that simoniz stuff today when a give the car a wash.
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Ohh might try this, I will give you a thanks if its a good tip
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Wouldnt waste your time with that jack.
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What the simoniz or the polish in the water thing?
Probably both, ha.
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I was thinking that lol
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Both but the polish in the water thing more than anything. Isnt going to do anything. Might make it appear like it has been waxed for a day.
richie121
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Ohh might try this, I will give you a thanks if its a good tip
Go to Tesco..buy some of there wash and wax...leather the car after...wait for it to rain...and thank me later!!!
Autoglym have a product so similar but..well check the prices out for yourselves.cap of wax in water??? dont waste the wax
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Why will he thank you?
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Yeah I would really love white streaks all over my car, why would I want to do it anyway as I have a perfectly good hose?Go to Tesco..buy some of there wash and wax...leather the car after...wait for it to rain...and thank me later!!!
Autoglym have a product so similar but..well check the prices out for yourselves.cap of wax in water??? dont waste the wax
Kind regards
Richie
Polish in a bucket of water will do nothing but leave weird marks all over your car. A polish is designed to be worked into the paint removing microns from the clearcoat layer to give a smoother finish.
Putting it into a bucket of water will do absolutely nowt!
Get a cheap shampoo and a good but cheap wax (Collinite 476, for example). Wash the car, dry with a towel, wax afterwards. Sorted. The car will be shiny and the wax will last months.
Paul Kossoff
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Any one tried that pot of wax you can buy from the £ shop..[pound shop]..?
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Probually ****e lol
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Anyone know of any good cheap claying kits?
i didn't buy a kit just got this http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-clay/sonus-green-ultra-fine-clay-refill/prod_327.html
and this
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-sprays/chemical-guys-speed-wipe/prod_180.html
and used together but you could get the clay and use a spray bottle with a bit of car shampoo mixed with a lot of water (i heard this works if you don't want to spend money on a quick detailer)
hope it helps
and this
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-sprays/chemical-guys-speed-wipe/prod_180.html
and used together but you could get the clay and use a spray bottle with a bit of car shampoo mixed with a lot of water (i heard this works if you don't want to spend money on a quick detailer)
hope it helps
richie121
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Why will he thank you?
cuz the wash and wax works and the cap of polish??? hed be wasting his time :slayer:
Been a car detailer for years,then when into a Fiat bodyshop,then onto classic cars then TVR's and now work for myself in restoration so i know just a little bit about ..cleaning polishing,rust killing and spraying.
ok enough about blowing my own trumpet.
Regards
Richie
p.s he might thank me cuz good advice is free :idea:
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If you were a proper detailer you wouldnt be recommending wash and wax shampoos or taking about leathering a car to dry it. Wash and wax shampoos are okay to top up wax layers but they cant replace using a proper wax.
